and i was like goin', "well, we're right here." >> reporter: the texts on beverly's husband's phone were just as deflating they read -- "yes", "sorry phone been dead", and "having drinks now." carl jr. knew his mom would never go out and not tell anyone. >> i can't even tell you, like, to go from this -- this she's okay, this is all over, to the second we saw that screen and saw what those texts said, we knew someone has her phone. >> totally flipped me out. i said, "she's -- she's been took." >> reporter: the patrol division who'd responded to the call decided they over to the op.just a grim g rit out of the gate that this woman did not u cae ge disturbances in dust. there was disturbances, but it just looked like somebody had walked through there. >> reporter: no signs of a struggle inside, but he did discover a clue outside the front door. >> there was the tire track on the grass. so it looked like somebody had pulled up against -- next to the front door or back into the back door. >> was there anything in that notebook that was providing you thea lightl house, if they were involved,

. >> i think the justice department's han hands are goin be somewhat tied because a lot of this is perfectly illegal. i think the justice department will tend to be creative in ways to charge crimes but in the end i think one of the biggest lessons we find with the panama papers leaks is that there is a lot out there that is happening that should be illegal but isn't illegal. >> according to the tax foundation, in states that do have a corporate tax rate, they run the range from about 4.5% in north dakota to a high of 12% in iowa. >>> on wall street today, a rocky end to a rocky week. a rise in oil prices along with comments from the head of the new york fed that a gradual approach to rate hikes was appropriate helped lift stocks but gains pared on concerns regarding global growth. the dow jones industrial average rose 35 to 17,536. the nasdaq added 2. the s&p 500 gained 5. for the week, all of the major averages lost more than 1%. it was the worst week for stocks since february. >>> there was a get-together late yesterday of some of the most-powerful people in economics. together they sooth

goins had three hits, couple runs driven in. yanks lose tonight 7-2. michael pineda slips to 1-1. >>> wild game for the mets and marlins at citifield. logan verrett pitched a solid six innings. wilmer flores, first career game at 1st base. flores smacked his first hit of the season. scored his first run of the game. plawecki drives him in. 2-0. 7th inning. in the 8th inning, yoenis cespedes tries to make the play. he's not going to get the ball. everybody's okay here but gives you an idea how bad they wanted to snap this four-game losing streak. here's the next indication. a five-out save for familia. 2-1 mets win with a nine-game road trip up next. >>> now basketball. the end of the season for the nets, already 60 losses. trying to avoid yet another loss with the raptors visiting brooklyn. it's been a rough season. had their running shoes on early though. chris mccullough for a 14-point lead. bogdanovic pumped in 29 points. seven 3-pointers. but the raptors rally and the nets finish with the third worst record in the nba. 103-96. their season ends 21-

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you mean to tell me that the intelligence did not know what was goining on? do not know if the intelligence community did know what was going on. people chose to look the other way. it is not politically correct. >> we had over 130 young african americans killed in the first of the year. gund down. when you put black under covers there to get it off the street? your investigation into o you are investigating. >> the threat of islamic extremism. what it is. labeling the war we are at with isis. >> every muslim is not a terrorist. i need youour help. we need your help. they can talk to the police. give them this information. a u-haul truck pulls up. that is information that you can follow-up on. i am sick and tired of every me you mention a word -- in fact, what happened. whatappened over in san bernardino. you are a realist. thank you so much. bernie sanders. his sixth victory over hillary clinton. he needs his own superdelegates. the democrcrats do not want to give them to him. we will talk about it right after this. ♪ at ally bank, no branche equals great ra

somewhat i did 23409 hear him say is what are you goin here at home? what about the syrian refugees you are so anxious to bring into our country that will be sided with jihadists. americans want to know what you are doing at home. we want to go to our ball games pant boston marathons, but what are you doing to make us safer here at home. i'm glad he's addressing issues abroad, but what about here at home? charles: these things all sound nice, but they sounds like the same sort of updates we have gotten the next few years. i didn't get a sense of confidence from his body language and not from his words. >> part of it is you can see why a majority of americans disapprove of president obama's dealing with isis. he didn't mention paris or brussels. what are they going to do with the expansion of terrorists in europe? when you are dealing with lone wolf terrorist cells in these areas i felt was the missing piece in this speech and it as many as one of the reasons why for americans where he said we are going to destroy isis, that's the goal, where there has

so it probably sounds like i'm goin' on and on and i am. i, i, ah.. >> well, it sounds like you're passionate. >> i am. >> about this. >> and, i believe in what we do down there. and i don't ever think you can save haiti. i never tell anybody that you can. that, that's a country with a lotta problems. but you can save this much of it. and if everybody saves this much of it, you know, you can make a dent. and that's my, that's my this much, those 40 kids. so that's the other part of the charity that i do. >> mitch albom writes about death but he says that dying is not the focus of his books. he explains, up next. >> the only live national news show at 11:00 eastern. >> we start with breaking news. >> let's take a closer look. al jazeera america. >> i'm stephanie sy and you're watching "talk to al jazeera". i'm speaking this week with mitch albom, author of "tuesdays with morrie" one of the best selling memoirs of all time. >> so much of what i'm hearing you say, seems to go back to these lessons from morrie. but, you know, reading your writi

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so it probably sounds like i'm goin' on and on and i am. i, i, ah.. >> well, it sounds like you're passionate. >> i am. >> about this. >> and, i believe in what we do down there. and i don't ever think you can save haiti. i never tell anybody that you can. that, that's a country with a lotta problems. but you can save this much of it. and if everybody saves this much of it, you know, you can make a dent. and that's my, that's my this much, those 40 kids. so that's the other part of the charity that i do. >> mitch albom writes about death but he says that dying is not the focus of his books. he explains, up next. >> [chanting] yes we can! >> an historic election. >> you and i, we're going to change this county, and we will change the world. >> monumental decisions. >> mr. president, there's a one and three chance of a second great depression. >> first-hand accounts from the people who were there. >> their opinion was shocking. >> the challenges. >> he said, "i am president of the united states and i can't make anything happen." >> the realit

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